devere slams sensationalist scmp article
DeVere has hit back at an article published yesterday by the South China Morning Post which claimed “unlicensed advisers” operating for the company sold insurance products “using aggressive sales tactics”.
DeVere has hit back at an article published yesterday by the South China Morning Post which claimed “unlicensed advisers” operating for the company sold insurance products “using aggressive sales tactics”.
An investigation by the South China Morning Post claims to have found that key members of international advisory firm deVere’s Hong Kong based personnel are not licensed.
The deVere Group has acquired Thailand-based financial adviser Broadgate Investment Advisory Services.
The deVere Group has hired former JP Morgan Asset Management global markets strategist Tom Elliot as international investment strategist.
The deVere Group has closed its offices in Cyprus and Luxembourg, and is now looking after its clients in these markets from its Financial Conduct Authority-regulated UK office, a company spokesman has confirmed.
The deVere Group has partnered with Hong Kong headquartered real estate adviser IP Global to provide real estate and investment services to its international client base.
Nigel Green, the chief executive and founder of global IFA group deVere, has sold 2.5% of his shares in the STM Group, the London-listed cross-border provider of QROPS and other cross-border financial products.
The chief executive of Acuma, a Dubai-based wealth manager acquired by deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green earlier this month, has confirmed the business will remain independent within the company.
The world’s largest independent financial advisory company, deVere, has acquired Acuma, a successful wealth manager headquartered in Dubai, International Adviser can exclusively reveal.
The world’s largest independent financial advisory company, deVere, has acquired Acuma, a successful wealth manager headquartered in Dubai, International Adviser can exclusively reveal.
A US congressman has highlighted a potential problem in the complex arrangements under which financial institutions in foreign countries are being persuaded to provide financial information to the American tax authorities, to comply with FATCA.
Investors in the stricken Strategic Growth Fund, formerly managed by United Asset Management, are being asked to vote on the transfer of liquid assets into a new fund.